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2005 Virginia Records Show That PETA Killed Over 90% Of The Adoptable Animals In Its Care

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has just updated its animal-control statistics for 2005, and the numbers aren't pretty. According to the Virginia state veterinarian, PETA killed 1,946 cats, dogs, and other pets last year, in addition to 141 wild animals. In 2005 PETA managed a startling 90 percent kill rate (worse than the 86 percent the year before), adopting or transferring out only 215 animals. Added to PETA's earlier numbers, these new figures tell us that since July 1998 the group has killed over 14,400 cats, dogs, and other pets in Virginia. read more here »



Why Soda Bans Don’t Fight Childhood Obesity
(3/7/06) The Center for Consumer Freedom releases "Why Soda Bans Don't Fight Childhood Obesity."... read more here »

Deeply Flawed “Toxic Sushi” Report Misleads Los Angelenos
(3/6/06) In its new report on mercury in sushi, The Sea Turtle Restoration Project didn’t identify a single piece of fish that posed a risk to Los Angelenos.... read more here »

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Features

4th Annual Tarnished Halo Awards 4th Annual Tarnished Halo Awards
The Annual Tarnished Halo Awards are out, and you might be surprised by the unusual suspects. read more here »

Op-Eds

No Flabby Excuses: Take Responsibility
Sometimes it seems as if life is conspiring to prevent us from exercising. We all know it's good for us. And yet there's never any time. read more here »

Enjoy Your Thanksgiving Turkey and Tell PETA To Stuff It
Americans living in the real world may be stunned to learn that serving a plump bird to eager relatives marks them as cruel Neanderthals with a severe compassion deficiency. read more here »

Letters To The Editor

Fish safety story adds to confusion
As a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization, the Center for Consumer Freedom is concerned that Americans will overreact to overprotective government warnings because they lack vital information to inform their choices. read more here »

Mercury threat?
Given all we know about the healthfulness of eating fish, there's a real danger of Americans (especially women) being scared away from eating fish by green groups that lack a good understanding of science. read more here »

Stomach shrinking gets a "thumb's down."
Taxpayers should be appalled by Medicare's decision to pay for stomach-stapling surgery read more here »


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